Blog•Mar 16, 2026
Old Cars, New Money
The blog notes a paradox in the 2020s: while new cars become faster, safer and more software‑driven, they also grow homogenous and expensive. Meanwhile, collectors are flocking to late‑1990s and early‑2000s analog performance cars, treating them as alternative assets. A 25‑year import exemption in the U.S. creates scheduled waves of scarcity, pushing pristine examples of manual, lightweight models to premium prices. The market is sorting itself, rewarding only top‑tier condition while average used cars languish.
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